Studied by 3 peopleChapter 1: “Chasten yourself with…
… the thought of ‘how the mighty fallen’”
Chapter 1: “Produced a shilling, one of…
… the chronically few that he possessed”
Chapter 2: “natural shyness…
… of the softer sex”
Chapter 2: “white…
… frock/flowers”
Chapter 2: “they were genuine country girls, …
… unaccustomed to many eyes”
Chapter 2: “her mobile peony mouth and…
… large innocent eyes”
Chapter 2: “She wore a red…
… ribbon in her hair”
Chapter 2: “Tess’ pride would not…
… allow her to turn her head again”
Chapter 2: “Phases of her childhood…
… lurked in her aspect still”
Chapter 2: “three young men of…
… a superior class”
Chapter 2: “pouted-up…
… deep red mouth”
Chapter 2: “I’m inclined to go and…
… have a fling with them” - Angel
Chapter 2: “Dancing in public with…
… a troop of country hoydens” - Angel’s brother
Chapter 2: “All of them, except, …
… perhaps, one”
Chapter 2: “She was so modest, so expressive, …
… she had looked so soft in her thin white gown”
Chapter 2: “He dismissed the…
… subject from his mind”
Chapter 3: “She did not…
… so easily dislodge the incident”
Chapter 3: “thy cherry mouth! …
And thy Cupid’s Thighs”
Chapter 3: “to help her mother…
… in these domesticities”
Chapter 3: “take the…
… Compleat Fortune-Teller”
Chapter 4: “I tried her fate…
… in the Fortune-Teller”
Chapter 4: “‘I wouldn’t have it for the world’ …
… declared Tess proudly”
Chapter 4: “A blighted…
… one [planet]” - Tess
Chapter 4: “his life’s blood…
… was spouting in a stream”
Chapter 4: “the huge pool…
… of blood”
Chapter 4: “To think that I was…
… such a fool” - Tess
Chapter 4: “Nobody blamed Tess…
… as she blamed herself”
Chapter 4: “She regarded herself…
… in the light of a murderess”
Chapter 5: “swarthy complextion, with full lips…
… badly formed, though smooth and red” - Alec description
Chapter 5: “touches of barbarism…
… in his contours” - Alec description
Chapter 5: “there was a singular force…
… in the gentleman’s face”
Chapter 5: “my Beauty” …
… “my dear”, “my pretty girl”
Chapter 5: “he insisted, and in a slight distress, …
… she parted her lips and took it in”
Chapter 5: “the blood-red ray…
… in the spectrum of her young life”
Chapter 5: “She was doomed to be seen and…
… coveted that day by the wrong man”
Chapter 6: “She thought this…
… an ill omen”
Chapter 8: “if such has the power, …
… I am he” - Alec
Chapter 8: “Now, damn it -- …
… I’ll break both our necks” - Alec, after receiving no kiss
Chapter 8: “you young…
… witch” - Alec to Tess
Chapter 8: “d’Urberville gave her…
… the kiss of mastery”
Chapter 10: “Out of the frying pan…
… into the fire”
Chapter 11: “This immediately…
… put her on the defensive”
Chapter 11: “But, might some say, …
… where was Tess’ guardian angel?”
Phase the Second:
Maiden No More
Chapter 12: “Did it ever strike your mind…
… that what every woman says some women may feel?”
Chapter 12: “Why didn’t you tell me…
… there was danger in men folk?”
Chapter 14: “a child’s child”, …
… “the girl-mother”
Chapter 14: “Sorrow the Undesired -- …
… that intrusive creature”
Chapter 20: “As if they were…
… Adam and Eve”
Chapter 21: “She was wretched -- …
… O so wretched”
Chapter 23: “Three Leah’s…
… to get one Rachel”
Chapter 23: “It reminded Angel that he was…
… somewhat unfairly taking advantage of an accidental position”
Chapter 24: “He had allowed her…
… to free herself”
Chapter 24: “something had occurred which…
… changed the pivot of the universe”
Chapter 25: “Clare was a man…
… with a conscience”
Chapter 27: “he saw the red interior of her mouth…
… as if it had been a snake’s”
Chapter 29: “What was comedy to them…
… was tragedy to her”
Chapter 29: “he was so…
… godlike in her eyes”
Chapter 29: “her nature cried…
… for his tutelary guidance”
Chapter 30: “with a…
… mute obedience”
Chapter 30: “Tess you must…
… spell your name correctly”
Chapter 30: “O, I hope that is of…
… no ill-omen to us”
Chapter 33: “Was she not more truly…
Mrs Alexander d’Urberville?”
Chapter 33: “These violent delights…
have violent ends”
Chapter 34: “made a spot like…
… a paint-mark set upon her”
Chapter 34: “they had deserved better…
… at the hands of Fate”
Chapter 34: “he plunged into eight-and-forty hours…
… dissipation with a stranger”
Chapter 34: “I am almost glad - …
… because now /you/ can forgive /me/”
Chapter 35: “I have forgiven you…
… for the same!”
Chapter 35: “how can forgiveness meet such a…
… grotesque prestidigitation as that!”
Chapter 35: “I will obey you…
… like your wretched slave”
Chapter 35: “You were more…
… sinned against than sinning”
Chapter 37: “Pride, too, …
entered into her submission”
Chapter 41: “There seemed only one escape…
… for her hunted soul”
Chapter 41: “Was there another such a wretched being…
… as she in this world?”
Chapter 44: “She had set herself to…
… stand or fall by her qualities”
Chapter 46: “You temptress, Tess; …
… you dear damned witch of Babylon”
Chapter 47: “I saw you innocent, …
… and I deceived you”
Chapter 47: “her being a vessel of…
… emotions rather than reasons”
Chapter 47: “A scarlet oozing appeared…
… where her blow had alighted”
Chapter 47: “Once victim, always victim - …
… that’s the law!”
Chapter 47: “I was your master once! …
… I will be your master again”
Chapter 49: “told Clare that he was wrong…
… in coming away from her”
Chapter 53: “it occurred to Angel that…
… her pride had stood in her way”
Chapter 56: “a spot in the middle…
of its white surface”
Chapter 58: “What must come…
… will come”
Chapter 58: “My life can only be…
… a question of a few weeks”
Chapter 58: “This happiness…
… could not have lasted”
Chapter 59: “the President of the Immortals…
… had ended his sport with Tess”
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